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Ok, I’d like your recommendation for long form group writing with access control. Ideally OIDC so we could use atproto. Knowledge base / wiki would be what these things are called. Outline Wiki be an example of an open source option. Compete with commercial offerings like Notion or Confluence.

Boris

@bmann.ca

I feel like I went down this road before and the options aren't getting any better. Anyway, collecting things in @semble.so and we'll see what we find.

Boris Journal Posts@bmannconsulting.com

I started a @semble.so collection on Knowledgebase Apps. I found @tyler.fun's Semble self-hostable notion replacements and found Docmost from that. Open, but enterprise locked features, including no sso for community. Aargh!

semble.soKnowledgebase Apps (by Boris) — SembleLong form writing. Group access control. OIDC so we can use atproto. The commercial versions would be Notion or Confluence. An open version would be Outline Wiki.

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Tyler Lawson

@tyler.fun

27 Aug

The current set of options is underwhelming. Obsidian syncing to permissioned spaces is likely the best way to handle things on protocol and have a good editor for now. leaflet docs should be viable in this space, but the navigation, search, and user groups need more still.

Boris

@bmann.ca

27 Aug

Also @habitat.network is actively focused on delivering this for orgs. @lichen.wiki is a wiki, also doesn’t have strong multiplayer features today. Obsidian isn’t designed for multiplayer usage. Shared notes are just the start of making something usable for groups.

Boris

@bmann.ca

27 Aug

I’m excited to see all of the atproto options grow! @leaflet.pub having comments, mentions, and notifications built in gives it a good head start!